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Srimad Bhagavatam 12.2.27-28

12.2.27-28

सप्तर्षीणां तु यौ पूर्वौ द‍ृश्येते उदितौ दिवि । तयोस्तु मध्ये नक्षत्रं द‍ृश्यते यत् समं निशि ॥ २७ ॥ तेनैव ऋषयो युक्तास्तिष्ठन्त्यब्दशतं नृणाम् । ते त्वदीये द्विजा: काल अधुना चाश्रिता मघा: ॥ २८ ॥

saptarṣīṇāṁ tu yau pūrvau dṛśyete uditau divi tayos tu madhye nakṣatraṁ dṛśyate yat samaṁ niśi tenaiva ṛṣayo yuktās tiṣṭhanty abda-śataṁ nṛṇām te tvadīye dvijāḥ kāla adhunā cāśritā maghāḥ

sapta-ṛṣīṇām
of the constellation of the seven sages (the constellation known to Westerners as Ursa Major)
tu
and
yau
which two stars
pūrvau
first
dṛśyete
are seen
uditau
risen
divi
in the sky
tayoḥ
of the two (named Pulaha and Kratu)
tu
and
madhye
between
nakṣatram
the lunar mansion
dṛśyate
is seen
yat
which
samam
on the same line of celestial longitude, as their midpoint
niśi
in the night sky
tena
with that lunar mansion
eva
indeed
ṛṣayaḥ
the seven sages
yuktāḥ
are connected
tiṣṭhanti
they remain
abda-śatam
one hundred years
nṛṇām
of human beings
te
these seven sages
tvadīye
in your
dvijāḥ
the elevated brāhmaṇas
kāle
in the time
adhunā
now
ca
and
āśritāḥ
are situated
maghāḥ
in the asterism Maghā

Of the seven stars forming the constellation of the seven sages, Pulaha and Kratu are the first to rise in the night sky. If a line running north and south were drawn through their midpoint, whichever of the lunar mansions this line passes through is said to be the ruling asterism of the constellation for that time. The Seven Sages will remain connected with that particular lunar mansion for one hundred human years. Currently, during your lifetime, they are situated in the nakṣatra called Maghā.